Beazer Homes USA News Archives

May 30, 2008 Homeowners complain builders did shoddy work Mesa, AZ. -" Pinal County resident Etta Estes wrote ' I hate my Beazer.

As foreclosures rise and home prices fall, builders such as Beazer Homes USA are hurting, but so are retailers such as Home Depot.

As homeowners stop spending and construction grinds to a halt, Georgia companies that rode the wave of the housing boom are now just trying to stay afloat.

People in a Chapin community have been looking to solve a problem for some time without much luck and they came to WACH FOX News looking for help.

It might have seemed a glint of sunshine last week when auditors combing through the books of beleaguered Beazer Homes said they discovered $27.6 million in additional revenue.

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“Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”

Some of life's most meaningful lessons can be stated in a few well-chosen words. via Fool.com

Beazer Homes reported delayed earnings for the 1Q, posting a loss of $138.2 million, or $3.59 a share, down from a loss of $79.9 million, or $2.09 a share, a year ago. via Minyanville

In the wide and varied family of the thousands and thousands of funds out there, the exchange-traded fund is one of the more consumer-friendly ones. via Fox News

Homebuilder Beazer Homes said on Monday that it lost $411.1 million, or $10.70 per share, for the full fiscal year ended September 30, 2007. via Floor Focus

“We're that confident that the product will move.”

STATELY PLACE: The 38 unsold units of State Place condominiums sold this month to Southland Development Partners for $3.7 million. via The Daily News

Starwood Land Ventures LLC, the residential land acquisition and development company formed by Taylor Woodrow's former chief executive, has hired a new Atlanta-based senior vice president to be in charge of ... via HeraldTribune.com

“That will be increasingly reflected in consumer interest in more efficient homes.”

Americans may be trying to live greener these days, but none of the nation's biggest home builders has fully embraced sustainable design or construction, according to a study released Tuesday. via The Press Democrat

Beazer Homes received a default notice from the Bank of New York Trust Company National Association on April 30, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. via Floor Focus